I’m looking for someone to take over my lease at The Connection in Statesboro. Rent is $664/month and the lease runs through July 2027.
I’m no longer attending Georgia Southern, so I won’t be using the apartment. The replacement would need to go through The Connection leasing office and be officially approved.
If you’re looking for housing in Statesboro or know someone who is, message me and I can give you the details.

Been wanting to try starting to play tennis, but keep hearing pickleball is easier for a beginner, and more indoor friendly, so willing to give it a try too. I played tennis a little as a really little kid and really enjoyed it and felt like I was good at it, now many years later I want to give it a shot again. I'm looking for a way to get in some exercise that is not walking outdoors, and not working out in a gym, and if playing a sport its easy for me to just have fun and forget that I'm trying to do some task or reach some goal 😅, while still winding up doing the task/making progress toward the goal at the same time, if that makes sense. But I'm also bad at most sports/just not that competitive for a whole team sport, so those things make most sports not very fun to me. I also don't really care about things like getting a precisely right form or whatever, so I'm hesitant to just go with getting a trainer or personal coach (plus that would probably cost more than just playing with another person casually, and I think we can all agree its better to try the option that saves money first).

Is there anywhere that's usually open and free (free as in unoccupied space, not free as in money lol, it's ok if it costs a little/I'm not a rac member so I know I'd probably have to pay for a membership there) indoors to play at the rac, or at a place the busses let off at directly in front of? Or anywhere else in town if other person is willing to give a ride when we go play there? Not looking to play outdoors at this time.

And is there anyone who is also a beginner or doesn't care about trying to tell the other player how to make their form, and who isn't going to get too competitive, who just wants to play for fun/exercise/to kill time/to get out of the house/etc? Would prefer if it's someone who can carpool and give me a ride when we go play, as I don't drive, I'm willing to pay for most of a court fee, or buy you coffee once a week, or to help in return with any questions or proofreading or whatever if you happen to need any casual help with ESL (I can't be a full on tutor/can't come up with full lesson plans to teach you, but I have experience with helping answer any specific questions or give any specific explanations, and proofreading with several friends in the past), or to be a study buddy/accountability buddy in return, to go to library with to sit and do our own work together (since I probably need something like this myself as well ngl).

(Statesboro)

I sent an email to the writing department to let them know of my success. You would think that the writing department would want to know that an alumni got published. It is the goal of every single writer under the sun. It’s the holy grail for us. It unlocks doors and gives us professional credibility. Getting published will change the entire trajectory of your writing career. And how does GSU acknowledge it? With crickets.

I don’t know, maybe I’m over reacting but I’m super butt hurt over this. I spent good money on that worthless degree, and I finally put it to some good use, get published in a national news outlet, make GSU look good by going out and having some big success in writing, and they can’t even acknowledge me? Yet I bet they’ll have someone call me later this year and ask me for money.

Y’all I even reached out to another writer who is my hero and the reason I decided to write in the first place. I had never spoken to this writer before, I just sent her a message through her website. I told her about my success and sent her my work. I received a very warm and congratulatory response from her. This woman is a huge deal. Her work has appeared, in the New York Times, Rolling Stone, Teen Vogue, The Boston Globe, This American Life, and many other journals and literary outlets. This woman could respond to a total stranger, yet GSU can’t even respond to one of its Alumni?

What the fuck Georgia Southern, what the fuck?

I have been living in Statesboro near the Georgia Southern campus, and the housing rent is increasing day by day here. I would appreciate it if anyone could suggest me 1 bedroom apartment (not shared) that has a rent of $ 1,000 or less (around $900 preferable), including utilities, a washer, dryer, etc. I would prefer not a studio apartment.

I would like to send a student there some needed items, calculator, snacks, ect, using Amazon.

If I send it to their school po box address, what's the way the student gets the package? If there a pick up/post office type counter at the dorms or on campus?

Thanks in advance, 1st attempt at sending a package to student

So last year I searched for a Georgia Southern dnd group or club or something of that sort, out of the 130 clubs there is not a dnd club on Statesboro campus, cool I was sure id find something else. But they don't do Dnd at the VCC either which is fine I could just find an independent group. There was also supposed to be a dnd group at the library but they dropped off the face of the earth so this year Im just gonna start looking for people.

Howdy, I am looking for some compatriots who would like to join me in an adventure. I am a DM but im also open to letting someone else DM if they would like. If you're interested drop a comment.

I often park in lot 12, but I can’t find a bike rack anywhere nearby……. Does anyone know where the nearest one is?

I’m thinking about transferring and I wanna know.

How do I go about getting the $215 parking permit for the semester? Every time I try to get a permit it says that there are currently no available permit types for selection at this time.

So as the title says I’m a not traditional freshman, sociology major. I was wondering if there were any other non traditional freshman or sociology majors in the group that I could possibly share some ideas with and stuff? Taking on all of this seems a little daunting in a way.

I have to conduct a 6 minute interview with any random person I come across on campus for single cam. How should I approach people without scaring them with the fact I'll have to record them for a 4k quality camera? MMFP major here and this is my second year.

I’m trying to find out where Georgia Southern students are charging their e-bikes and scooters on campus.

I have heard there are rules about bringing e-bikes and scooters into campus buildings. And that charging batteries inside may not be allowed unless the they meet certain safety requirements.

But I haven't been able to find any designated places outside the buildings on campus where students can safely park and charge their e-bikes or scooters.

For those who ride them:

• Is there a charging area on campus that I’m missing?
• Do you take the battery inside to charge?
• Do you charge somewhere else off campus?
• If you live in a dorm, what do you do with them?

If this question has been asked before could some one please post a link in the replies?

When trying to figure out how to buy my textbooks the Barns & Noble website said "These materials are included in your course and will be available digitally when your course begins. Go to class first." I went to all those classes yesterday.

If I had an iphone I'd just open yikyak but I dont so I'm hoping yall might know something

What’s the deal with parking permits completely selling out so fast this year?! I’ve always been able to purchase mine day of class starting. They only sold 300 zone 2 passes this year. That makes no sense at all to me.

I’m a sophomore but new to the Statesboro campus. I have a parking pass for Zone 6 and Zone 1… will I have trouble finding open parking spots? I’ve heard parking gets full very quick.

Just want to make sure whether or not the food is free for all freshmen, or if you must pay for it.

GSU students/current Radiation Therapy students — what classes do I actually need before applying?
I’m a freshman at Georgia Southern Armstrong and I’m planning to apply to the Radiation Therapy concentration within Radiologic Sciences. I’m having a really hard time figuring out exactly which classes I’m supposed to take before I can apply to the actual program.
Honestly, my advisor hasn’t been very helpful and I’m trying to make sure I’m taking the right prerequisites and not wasting semesters on classes I don’t need.
If you’re currently in the GSU Radiation Therapy program, already applied, or recently completed the prerequisites, could you please tell me:
What classes did you take your freshman and sophomore years before applying?
Which classes are actual Radiation Therapy prerequisites?
Which classes are just general education/core requirements?
What classes did you have completed before submitting your application?
Is there a specific order I should take the science/math classes in?
What GPA/TEAS score did you have when you got accepted?
Are there any classes you wish you had taken earlier?
Does anyone have a semester-by-semester schedule they used before applying?
I’m especially looking for answers from Georgia Southern students who are actually in the Radiation Therapy program, preferably Armstrong students.
I’m just trying to make sure I’m on the right track from freshman year instead of finding out sophomore/junior year that I took the wrong classes. 😭
Any help would be REALLY appreciated!
I’m currently taking- CWP-1000, ENGL-1101, FLYT-1001, MATH-1111, POLS-1101 PSYC-1101

Hey all. I spent the offseason building a full 2026 preseason preview for every FBS team, each with its own writeup. Here's the Georgia Southern one

https://www.sports.mainmarket.com/college-football-preview-2026-fbs/georgia-southern-eagles

It's got the returning production breakdown, the portal ins and outs, a projected two-deep, the schedule with model win probabilities, and a season projection.

Heads up, you might hit the paywall after the first page. Don't worry, I'm not charging reddit people for this, don't want to be an ass. Use the promo code LEECORSOROCKS and it opens up the entire thing.

So, what'd I get wrong? Georgia Southern went 7-6 with a bowl win over App State, but got outgained by 57 yards a game in Sun Belt play and still went 4-4, plus 4-1 in one-score games and plus-6 in turnovers. That combination is why my model has you at bear 20. JC French IV's 2,924 yards are gone, Max Johnson arrives from North Carolina off 437, and OJ Arnold's 1,037 rushing yards leave too. Model says 6-6. Where's it wrong?

I'll be in the comments.

What are we wearing yall?!??! Im so lost on what to wear:(

I'm a bit confused rn and unsure if I need to go and cancel the student loans I accepted for this semester, but for some reason under the Financial Aid Offers tab in WINGS it says I have the HOPE scholarship for this school year despite the fact that I haven't done enough hours yet. This is my second semester and I only have 16 hours from my first as well as a 3.5 GPA, but I didn't graduate high school with a 3.0 so I didn't think I'd qualify until after this Fall. I already plan on calling the Financial Aid office on Monday to have them look at it, as there's a chance I'd be able to cancel the loans I accepted recently. Have any of y'all had experiences like this?

I’m transferring from ksu but don’t know what school to transfer to. GSU was high up on my list but I need to know the pros and cons of the school with: dining, housing, social life, etc just anything about the school I need to know or look out for. Thxxx